Hands High, Club Low

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Hands High, Club Low

During transition, the body is going to apply a lot of the speed to the clubhead, but the arms have an equally important role. They need to start shallowing the club, so that the body can turn through the ball without having the path get steep or too much to the left.

Tags: Not Enough Distance, Transition, Drill, Intermediate

03:07

Shallow Wall Slides
A spatial awareness drill for feeling the club shallow in transition.
03:43

Leftward Hand Path - Pool Noodle
A great drill for golfers that struggle with hooks & a flip-style release.
03:19

Raise Your Arms to Shallow
Understand the upper-arm movements associated with proper club shallowing.
06:34

Face Rotation With An Impact Bag
Feeling face rotation as a powerful gradual movement can be tricky at first.
04:12

Amplified Center Of Mass
Learn how to build a simple training aid for feeling the weight of the golf club easier
06:48

Arm Shallow Examples
In transition, how you shallow the club is very important to your success as a golfer
03:42

Experiencing The Arm Shallow Timing
Learn what it's like to NOT pull with your arms to start the downswing.
04:02

Open Trail Hand Full Swings
Use this drill to work on the tipping of the shaft and the arm shallowing in transition.
09:00

Details Of Arm Shallowing
See real examples of how tour pros and amateurs use their arms in transition
02:31

Down Vs Out In Transition
Learn what different thoughts in transition will do to the movement of the club.
02:11

Water Bottle Transition - Feeling Arm Shallowing
Use a water bottle to exaggerate the feel of the forearms during transition.
03:01

Transition Of Just The Arms
How to practice the movements the arms do while you are shifting weight during transition.
02:33

Handle In The Bucket
Use this image to help understand the goal of transition.
01:36

Thrower's Catch - Trail Hand Lag Drill
This movement describes the lag move of the wrists and how it creates the appearance of effortless power.

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